I believe all you have to do is make sure you are using the updated
version of the eclipse test runner bundle, and the appropriate orbit
bundles. I don't think there is any other change that needs to occur,
and nothing in Athena. Haven't tested this yet though.
Dave
Nicolas Bros wrote:
Hi,
I recently received information that the Eclipse test framework now
supports JUnit 4.
Does that make it possible to run JUnit 4 tests in Athena?
It not, is it planned for the near future?
I am asking because all our tests are currently written using JUnit 4,
and we'd like to avoid having to adapt them to JUnit 3.
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